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The CPF in Partnership with the OCPA Presents the ” Tip Of The Week “

Added on March 16, 2016

GENERAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS

Community Policing & the CPF Make Monthly Visit to MetroHealth

Added on February 26, 2016

Community Policing and the CPF Visit Gallagher School Students

Added on February 26, 2016

Danny Shelton Surprises Cleveland Youths on National R.A.K.E. Day

Added on February 26, 2016

To have the Cleveland Browns recognize how important that next generation of scholar-athlete is and have them come out to the rec center in our community is really gratifying,” Zone said.

Inside Look: Cleveland Police Cadets Training in Columbus

Added on February 26, 2016

The Cleveland class just completed the first of three phases of training. No weapons are involved until advanced training in phase three.

Support the Cleveland Cops For Kids

Added on February 26, 2016

There is an acute need for a cargo truck to support the CPD’s youth & community outreach & engagement efforts.

Keeping Toy Guns Safe, What Should Parents Do?

Added on February 26, 2016

There’s no reason for a child to have a gun that looks real,” Soeder said.

The CPF in Partnership with the OCPA Presents the ” Tip Of The Week “

Added on February 26, 2016

Identity theft is the fastest growing crime in America, affecting half a million new victims each year

The CPF in Partnership with the OCPA Presents the “Tip Of The Week”

Added on February 14, 2016

Attendance Award Program at Harvey Rice

Added on February 14, 2016

The Cleveland Police Foundation was able to help Harvey Rice Elementary with an attendance reward program raffling off bikes out to kids that qualify through perfect attendance.

Sgt. Tim Higgins of BCP and Cops for Kids visits Gabe at Rainbow’s

Added on February 14, 2016

This picture means so much I’m not sure there are words.

Car 54 Where are you? Toody and Muldoon Crack Down

Added on February 14, 2016

This dated, yet classic TV comedy show depicts a great example of community policing and well-worth the time to watch all the way through to the “surprise” (?) ending.

The CPF in Partnership with the OCPA Presents the ” Tip Of The Week”

Added on February 14, 2016

WHAT TO SAY TO SOMEONE EXPERIENCING ALCOHOL OR DRUG PROBLEMS

West Park Community School Donates to the 2nd District Boot & Sock Drive

Added on February 3, 2016

The toiletries were delivered to the Second District Boot and Sock Drive for the homeless at Metanoia and St. Malachi, and to the Northern Ohio Recovery Association’ Next Step Recovery House for Women and Children.

St Francis School Thanks Cleveland Safety Forces

Added on February 3, 2016

Police, firefighters, and EMS sat down with all of the students and shared stories and feelings about our community.

The Cleveland Police Foundation Promotes Literacy in our Community

Added on February 3, 2016

The new “Pathway to Proficiency” report from Case Western Reserve University and the Ohio Education Research Center offers a wide-ranging look at how multiple socioeconomic factors and educational choices affect kids as they enter kindergarten and persist as they reach third grade

CPF Supports First District Youth Resource Fair

Added on February 3, 2016

Several resource organizations from across the city attended and there were many discussions regarding safety.

The CPF in Partnership with the OCPA Presents the ” Tip Of The Week’

Added on February 3, 2016

Contrary to popular belief, alcohol is the number one drug of choice for teenagers, and alcohol is the number one drug problem in America.

31st Annual Police Memorial Commemoration May 14-22, 2016

Added on January 27, 2016

Save the date and Stand with us as we Honor Our Fallen Heroes

MC2 High School Students Working on a Music Project to Create Social Change in our Community

Added on January 27, 2016

The Cleveland Police Foundation is partnering with Dee Jay Doc and the kids from MC2 High School, located at the Great Lakes Science Center, on a project involving music and how it can create social change in our community.

8th Graders at Marion C. Seltzer Meet with the Cleveland Police Foundation, 1st District & Community Policing Officers

Added on January 27, 2016

The Cleveland Police Foundation led a team of 1st District and Community Policing officers, along with the Guardian Angels to Marion C. Seltzer School to have a conversation with the 8th grade classes about interaction with police and the issues facing our community.

16 Bicycles Delivered to Harvey Rice School

Added on January 27, 2016

The school received a grant to buy the bikes and purchased them at Steelyard Target.

Little Free Libraries Being Made for the 1st and 5th Police Districts

Added on January 27, 2016

The Cleveland Police Foundation recently received 2 more Little Free Libraries to place in the 1st and 5th Districts’ lobbies.

The Cleveland Police Foundation in Partnership with the Ohio Crime Prevention Association Presents the ” Tip Of The Week”

Added on January 27, 2016

CPD Retiree Continues To Serve The Community

Added on January 20, 2016

Congratulations to Richard McIntosh, who on Saturday, January 16, 2016 received the J. Edgar Hoover Foundation Excellence in Law Enforcement Award at the Cuyahoga County Police Chief’s Association’s Installation Dinner.

Cleveland Police Chief for a Day, CJ DeJohn, on the cover of Today’s Family Magazine

Added on January 20, 2016

It was the perfect holiday story. In December, a six-year-old boy named CJ DeJohn, who suffers from a rare heart condition, saw his dream of being a police officer come true sooner than he could’ve imagined when he became police chief of the day, thanks to a local charitable organization.

Captain Sulzer & The Cleveland Police Foundation Receive the Martin Luther King Outstanding Humanitarian Award

Added on January 20, 2016

Captain Keith Sulzer and the Cleveland Police Foundation were awarded the Martin Luther King Outstanding Humanitarian Award by New Beginnings Church on Giddings Rd. at an MLK Memorial Service on Sunday.

The Cops vs Kids vs Council Swim Meet

Added on January 20, 2016

The Cleveland Police Foundation and Cleveland Police officers participated in The Cops vs Kids vs Council Swim Meet

Police Memorial Expansion Project

Added on January 20, 2016

The Greater Cleveland Peace Officers Memorial Society announced its plan for an expansion of their Memorial, which stands at Lakeside Avenue and West 3rd Street, and honors the lives of 184 officers who were killed in the line of duty from Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain, Medina and Northern Summit Counties.

Cleveland Police Officer Gives Homeless Man the Shoe’s off His Feet

Added on January 20, 2016

The Cleveland Police Foundation in Partnership with the Ohio Crime Prevention Association Presents the “Tip Of The Week”

Added on January 20, 2016

Gang involvement can begin as early as elementary school.

‘Devil’s Drug’: Flakka Is Driving Florida Insane

Added on January 6, 2016

An emergency room doctor calls it as “five-dollar insanity.” A rehab director says it’s the “devil’s drug.”

Former Foster Child Receives Wish of Attending Globetrotters Game

Added on January 6, 2016

Here is a thank you email received by the Cleveland Police Foundation. Christine asked the Cleveland Police Foundation for help in acquiring tickets to the Globetrotters game at the Q to take her former foster child whose wish was to see the Globetrotters play in person.

Thank You Note Received From Detective For Assistance with 3 Year Old Victim

Added on January 6, 2016

This is a note from a detective that asked for the help of the Cleveland Police Foundation

The Cleveland Police Foundation in Partnership with the Ohio Crime Prevention Association Presents the Tip Of The Week

Added on January 6, 2016

Gang members generally have a nickname that highlights their real or imagined physical, personal or psychological trait.

Cleveland Police Foundation Holiday Message

Added on December 23, 2015

Cleveland Police Foundation Holiday Message